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What does the root word grat mean?

The root word grat means pleasing, agreeable, or thankful. It comes from the Latin word gratus, which has the same meaning.

Here are some examples of words that contain the root grat:

* Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation.

* Ingratiate: To gain favor with someone by flattering them.

* Gratuitous: Unnecessary or unwarranted.

* Gratuity: A tip or gift given for service.

* Gratis: Free of charge.

As you can see, the root grat often relates to feelings of pleasure, thankfulness, or favor.

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